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Easter Sunday Attacks

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Easter Sunday Terrorist Attacks, Human Rights, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance

A Violent Past, An Uneasy Present

The true stories of the violence on July 1983 are not captured in newspaper headlines. 36 years ago, Page One of the Daily Mirror read, “Anti-Govt forces behind rioting and looting.” A…

Raisa Wickrematunge Raisa Wickrematunge on 07/26/201907/28/2020
Batticaloa, Easter Sunday Terrorist Attacks, Human Rights, Long Reads, Religion and faith

Looking East

Batticaloa and Kattankudy are 318 and 317 kilometers away from Colombo, respectively. They are, however, just under 10 kilometers away from each other. The relationships and experience, that have been shaped by…

Pasan Jayasinghe and Amalini De Sayrah Pasan Jayasinghe and Amalini De Sayrah on 07/21/201907/21/2019
Easter Sunday Terrorist Attacks, Peace and Conflict, Religion and faith

Combatting the Cult of ISIS

It now seems clear that the attacks on Easter Sunday were carried out by local radicals, under the aegis of foreign fundamentalists. The problem is contained in that there is little support…

Ravi Ratnasabapathy Ravi Ratnasabapathy on 04/27/201905/04/2019

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